Sentence examples for progressive segregation from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that the plan would result in "progressive segregation of elementary schools".

Dynamical mechanical thermal analysis results on hydrothermally aged materials indicated the occurrence of progressive segregation effects with the formation of regions with different cross-linking degrees.

A well-known developmental event of retinal maturation is the progressive segregation of retinal ganglion cell (RGC) dendrites into a and b sublaminae of the inner plexiform layer (IPL), a morphological rearrangement crucial for the emergence of the ON and OFF pathways.

Mice overexpressing MAL manifest a retarded maturation of Remak bundles and progressive segregation of unmyelinated axons (Buser et al., 2009b; Frank et al., 2000).

Remak bundles in MAL-overexpressing nerves are readily identifiable due to progressive segregation of unmyelinated axons observed in these mice (Buser et al., 2009b) and due to expression of p75NTR, a marker for nonmyelinating Schwann cells [ Figure 4 e), arrows].

Furthermore, children have more short-range connections which are progressively replaced by longer range connections in adulthood, suggesting that development is characterised by both progressive integration and segregation [ 36, 37].

While there is no denying that Southern progressives like Edgar Gardner Murphy were proponents of racial segregation, many prominent Northern progressives, W. E. B. DuBois and Jane Addams among them, were staunch opponents.

By our usual standards, Logue is the social-democratic, public-minded hero struggling for diversity and equity against the stranglehold of neighborhood segregation, and a progressive ought to side with him against the hidebound defender of organic communities inhospitable to outsiders.

One of the first politicians to openly fight to end segregation, Humphrey was a true progressive from a state, Minnesota, that was truly progressive back then.

But his childhood in Austin, a progressive town, unfolded in the twilight of segregation, and Ron was in the vanguard of what came next.

Indeed, in some quarters such segregation was even considered a "progressive" reform insofar as it limited the opportunities for interracial disputes that could trigger white violence.